For us Greeks, ‘POIESIS’, (poetry) means the creation of anything, in this case structurally using words with specific meaning. The composition of poetry is, therefore, an art where words... More > construct sentences, verses using metaphors and symbols, which in turn are based on imagination, facts, and life experiences.
A poem does not have to rhyme and yet it can be a stanza, a canto to a loved one, an ode to a hero, a sarcastic remark to emphasise the importance of a point made, an elegy composed to explain feelings arranged as a work of art.
The poems included in this collection have endured time and kept the promise of including all that is described above. The subjects chosen, show such versatility that the reader will require time to read the elevated expression of thoughts and feelings.< Less
A risk is an uncertain event which may have an adverse effect on the project's objectives. This Risk Management book is based on a proven risk management methodology, which should be very effective... More > in the quest for identifying risks throughout the project life-cycle.
The I.T. Risk Management process commences by identifying the enterprises most important and risky projects, as these must be given priority. This I.T. Risk Management book/manual is essentially a method that permits the collection of knowledge and experience from those involved, in a form that facilitates the Systematic Interaction and Generic Methodology for Applications.< Less
The Structured Systems Methodology book is mostly concerned with the development and the management of systems, the people involved in such development, the individuals who work on their own, and... More > those who work in groups to design systems applicable to users, the system practitioners who may be employed by multi-national corporations,or academia. In computing, the major theme is the responsibility to the system user, and the company; to help with their problems and requirements in system development. The emergent technologies and the pace of change are placing increasing importance upon organisations and individuals being finely tuned, in performance terms. This does not just happen, but has to be worked at. It covers computing as a service given to all types of businesses, in most environments and as a tool at work.< Less
2011 POLITICS, ORGANISATIONS, PSYCHOANALYSIS, POETRY. -
This book brings together a condensed explanation of how the year 2011 will bring a struggle for pre-eminence in many societies, and how... More > public laws will be necessary to regulate it.
The people of any country must not hope too much of any government. The best society will be that in which tyranny and caprice of power are prevented and in which men are free to create diverse and spontaneous institutions within the framework of law.
Included is Sigmund Freud’s formulated method of psychoanalysis and for comparative reasons the thoughts and concepts of some other great philosophers. Also, how organisations and fiscal businesses will serve the people.
Inserted are some of the author’s own poems which may be of significant symbolism.< Less
It was sixty years ago when I wrote my first four lines of a poem in English. This was called The Fireplace. I was thirteen years of age and a second year student of The English School in my hometown... More > Morphou, Cyprus.
It was then that I realised that poetry meant the creation of anything, in this case structurally using words with specific meaning.
The composition of poetry is, therefore, an art where words construct sentences, verses using metaphors and symbols, which in turn are based on imagination, facts, and life experiences.
A poem can be a stanza, a canto to a loved one, an ode to a hero, a sarcastic remark to emphasise the importance of a point made, an elegy composed to explain feelings arranged as a work of art.
The subjects chosen, show such versatility that the reader will require time to read the elevated expression of thoughts and feelings.< Less
If one schematically compares the three principal tendencies in psychotherapy (Freud, Jung, Adler) with regard to the direction in which their central thought leads, one could say: The analytical... More > method of Sigmund Freud looks for the causae efficientes, the causes of the later behavioural disturbances. Alfred Adler considers and treats the initial situation with regard to a causa finalis and both see in the drives the causae materiales. In Carl Gustav Jung’s case the term ‘synthesis’ is based on his abandonment of the causal thinking of the alternative psychological methods of treatment. Jungian psychotherapy, therefore, is not an analytical procedure in the usual meaning of this term. Whatever the differences among Freud’s, Jung’s and Adler’s extensive works on the therapeutic methodologies; scientists, artists, thinkers and practitioners accept the great importance of Freud’s and Jung’s studies for medicine, psychology, anthropology, religion, art, history, literature, etc.< Less
The Misinterpretation of Sigmund Freud. -
This book brings together a condensed explanation of how Sigmund Freud formulated a new method of therapy. For comparative reasons, also included in this... More > transcript are the thoughts and concepts of some other great philosophers, and some of the author’s own poems of significant symbolism.
Sigmund Freud studied medicine in Vienna, but his original work in physiology delayed his graduation. A few years later he specialised in neurology. Inspired by Goethe’s essay on Nature, he worked under Charcot in Paris and changed over from neurology to psychopathology.
Subsequently, Sigmund Freud began his investigations in psycho-analysis, whence he proposed the theories of infantile sexuality and their effects on adult life. Simultaneously, he put forward the idea of the conscious and the subconscious mind. His volume of work on The Interpretation of Dreams influenced the world of art, and many authors based their novels on his writings.< Less
CELEBRATING SIXTY YEARS OF COMPOSING POETRY
It was sixty years ago when I wrote my first four lines of a poem in English. This was called The Fireplace. I was thirteen years of age and a second year... More > student of The English School in my hometown Morphou, Cyprus.
The composition of poetry is an art where words construct sentences, verses using metaphors and symbols, which in turn are based on imagination, facts, and life experiences.
A poem does not have to rhyme and yet it can be a stanza, a canto to a loved one, an ode to a hero, a sarcastic remark to emphasise the importance of a point made, an elegy composed to explain feelings arranged as a work of art.
What prose can explain in three hundred pages, a poem (as a masterpiece) can express in one single page; with more meaning, using larger-than-life pictures describing timeless classic scenes, memorable events and bringing immortality to life itself.< Less
This Systems Engineering book is mostly concerned with the systems architecture, the development, and the management of the people involved; the system engineering practitioners who work on their... More > own, and those who work in groups to design the systems applicable to users, in multi-national corporations, academia, and government departments. Based on the contents, training courses can be prepared to suit the candidates, mainly workshops concerned with human-computer interactions, and systems development. In systems engineering, the major theme is the responsibility to the system user, and the company; to help with their problems and requirements in designing and developing a system. The book covers systems engineering, and emergent technologies as a service given to all types of businesses, in most environments and as a tool at work.< Less
If one schematically compares the three principal tendencies in psychotherapy (Freud, Jung, Adler) with regard to the direction in which their central thought leads, one could say: The analytical... More > method of Sigmund Freud looks for the causae efficientes, the causes of the later behavioural disturbances. Alfred Adler considers and treats the initial situation with regard to a causa finalis and both see in the drives the causae materiales. In Carl Gustav Jung’s case the term ‘synthesis’ is based on his abandonment of the causal thinking of the alternative psychological methods of treatment. Jungian psychotherapy, therefore, is not an analytical procedure in the usual meaning of this term. Whatever the differences among Freud’s, Jung’s and Adler’s extensive works on the therapeutic methodologies; scientists, artists, thinkers and practitioners accept the great importance of Freud’s and Jung’s studies for medicine, psychology, anthropology, religion, art, history, literature, etc.< Less
